November 22, 2020: Jude v. 3-4 Outline: The Love Of God
by Steven | Nov 19, 2020 | jude, sunday |
- Jude calls his audience ______________________ which means they are loved unconditionally forever by God.
- While Jude wanted to write about their common ______________________, he was instead urging them to ______________________ for the faith.
- Jude is ______________________ to write to them.
- He is eager, excited even to share the Word of God.
- That they may stand strong when faced with ______________________.
- The greatest threat to the church is not outside, it is from the ______________________ where false teaching and perverted motivations can eat away at us.
- To remain pure we must remain in the Word of God.
2 Timothy 3:16-17 reminds us: All ___________________ is breathed out by God and profitable for ___________________, for ___________________, for ___________________, and for ___________________ in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work.
- We see that certain men had crept in and perverted the ______________________ of God.
- They took the word given by God and used it for their own desires, not for the building up of the church.
- While this may surprise us, nothing surprises ______________________ because He is sovereign, all-knowing, and all-powerful forever.
- Colossians 1:16 reminds us: For by him __________ ____________ were created, in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or dominions or rulers or authorities–all things were created ___________ ___________ and ____________ __________.
- As you listen to the words of Isaiah 40:12-31 write down a few things that help you see the majesty of God
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- As you listen to the words of Job 38 write down a few things that help you see the majesty of God
- We have nothing to fear because our God is good in His will for us and great in His power over all things.
- Rest in the glory of His sovereign control this week!
